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Bernard Samson

Cette vaste série retrace la vie et la carrière de l'espion Bernard Samson à travers une trilogie de trilogies. Plongez dans le monde complexe de l'espionnage, où l'intrigue politique, la trahison et le sacrifice personnel s'entremêlent avec des opérations palpitantes. Les récits explorent les complexités morales et le tribut psychologique du travail sous couverture. Elle offre un aperçu complet du monde clandestin derrière le Rideau de Fer.

Fugue pour un espion
Spy Line
Spy hook
London Match
Mexico Set
Berlin Game

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  1. The first novel of the trilogy introducing Bernard Samson and the rest of the bickering, in-fighting intelligence community in which he is a much put-upon member. After five years of desk work, Bernie finds himself ordered back into the field.

    Berlin Game1
    4,0
  2. Mexico Set

    • 416pages
    • 15 heures de lecture

    Long-awaited reissue of the second part of the classic spy trilogy, GAME, SET and MATCH, when the Berlin Wall divided not just a city but a world.

    Mexico Set2
    4,1
  3. London Match

    • 437pages
    • 16 heures de lecture

    Game, set and Match,,,now the series comes to an end, Bernard Sampson must return to Berlin, and face both deception, and his personal problems

    London Match3
    4,0
  4. Spy hook

    • 272pages
    • 10 heures de lecture

    The long-awaited reissue of the first part of the classic spy trilogy, HOOK, LINE and SINKER, when the Berlin Wall divided not just a city but a world. Working for the Department was like marriage is supposed to be - ''til death do us part' - but the Department is really not like that; and neither are many marriages, including that of Bernard Samson. The cool and cynical field agent of the GAME, SET and MATCH trilogy has grown older and wiser. But things have not gone well for Samson: old pals are not as friendly as they used to be and colleagues are less confiding than they once were. Now, starting with his mission to Washington, life has become even more precarious for Bernard. Ignoring all warnings, friendly, devious and otherwise, he pursues his own investigation and, in California, meets with the biggest surprise of his life…

    Spy hook4
    3,7
  5. Spy Line

    • 320pages
    • 12 heures de lecture

    A continuing story of the British agent Bernard Samson. In Spy Hook he meddled when he was instructed to steer clear, and now he is suffering the consequences. Hiding out in Berlin, he is surprised to learn he may return to London and all charges will be dropped. However, there are strings attached to this offer.

    Spy Line5
    4,0
  6. Fugue pour un espion

    • 356pages
    • 13 heures de lecture

    Spy Sinker est un roman d'espionnage de Len Deighton. C'est le dernier roman de la deuxième trilogie sur Bernard Samson, un agent de renseignement britannique d'âge moyen et quelque peu désabusé, travaillant pour le Service de renseignement secret britannique (MI6). Spy Sinker fait partie de la trilogie Hook, Line and Sinker, précédée par Spy Hook et Spy Line. Cette trilogie suit la trilogie Game, Set and Match et est suivie par la trilogie finale Faith, Hope and Charity. Le roman de Deighton, Winter, est un préquel aux neuf romans, couvrant les années 1900-1945 et fournissant le contexte de certains personnages. Dans Spy Sinker, les intrigues se complexifient alors que Samson navigue dans un monde d'espionnage où la loyauté et la trahison se mêlent, mettant à l'épreuve ses compétences et sa résilience face à des enjeux de plus en plus élevés.

    Fugue pour un espion6
    3,9
  7. Takes up the story where the "Hook, Line and Sinker" trilogy ended. It is 1987 and Bernard has flown from California to Magdeburg and the guarded sanctum of the secret police apparatus. He soon he finds himself in a shoot-out with Stasi agents on a dark country road in East Germany.

    Faith7
    4,1
  8. Hope

    • 320pages
    • 12 heures de lecture

    Bernard Sampson, survivor and spy epy extraordinaire, the star of Len Deighton's two previous bestselling trilogies--Game, Set and Match and Spy Hook, Spy Line and Spy Sinker--is back in the dazzling new series: Faith, Hope and Charity. Using as a backdrop the months before the Berlin Wall crumbled and the Eastern Bloc dissolved, Deighton vividly paints the shadowy world of spies and moles, agents and double agents pitted in which physical violence is only the beginning.

    Hope8
    4,1
  9. Charity

    • 324pages
    • 12 heures de lecture

    For Bernard Samson, the end is near.In the concluding volume of Len Deighton's superb trilogy that began with Faith and Hope, Bernard Samson continues to peel away the mystery surrounding the cold-blooded murder of his sister-in-law, Tessa, on the streets of Berlin. Although his wife, Fiona, has come back from the cold and is now in the West, his family is in tatters, and Samson has no where to turn for answers. Only his childhood friend Werner Volkman seems to offer the charity that Samson craves, but Volkmann is reluctant to get involved with any quest for the truth, no matter who is doing the asking. And as always, hovering above all Samson does and tries to be is the persistent memory of his father -- a deadly force to be reckoned with, even now.Deighton's back and better than ever. Packed with action, incident and intrigue, Charity brings to a triumphant conclusion a series of 10 novels that represents one of the greatest achievements in modern fiction.

    Charity9
    4,1

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  • Winter

    • 512pages
    • 18 heures de lecture

    The prelude to the classic spy trilogy, Game, Set and Match, that follows the fortunes of a German dynasty during two world wars. Winter takes us into a large and complex family drama, into the lives of two German brothers - both born close upon the turn of the century, both so caught up in the currents of history that their story is one with the story of their country, from the Kaiser's heyday through Hitler's rise and fall. A novel that rings powerfully true, a rich and remarkable portrait of Germany in the first half of the twentieth century

    Winter
    4,2